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All the states are exactly the same on this issue. A contract is a contract. If your agreement is that you have the option of continuing on a month-to-month at the same leasing price, then that's what it is. But, you need to read the ENTIRE contr…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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Generally speaking: 1. Violating a term of an agreement does not void the agreement. Violating a term is a breach of contract, and the remedy is breach of contract damages. Damages are what a party is out as a result of the breach. Personally…
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Generally speaking: 1. Violating a term of an agreement does not void the agreement. Violating a term is a breach of contract, and the remedy is breach of contract damages. Damages are what a party is out as a result of the breach. Personally…
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Generally speaking: 1. Violating a term of an agreement does not void the agreement. Violating a term is a breach of contract, and the remedy is breach of contract damages. Damages are what a party is out as a result of the breach. Personally…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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California uses "pure" comparative negligence. Under that scheme, an injured plaintiff can recover something against a liable defendant, regardless of plaintiff's percentage of fault. (Unless, of course, plaintiff is 100% at fault.) C…
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All the states are exactly the same on this issue. A contract is a contract. If your agreement is that you have the option of continuing on a month-to-month at the same leasing price, then that's what it is. But, you need to read the ENTIRE contr…
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All the states are exactly the same on this issue. A contract is a contract. If your agreement is that you have the option of continuing on a month-to-month at the same leasing price, then that's what it is. But, you need to read the ENTIRE contr…
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All the states are exactly the same on this issue. A contract is a contract. If your agreement is that you have the option of continuing on a month-to-month at the same leasing price, then that's what it is. But, you need to read the ENTIRE contr…
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All the states are exactly the same on this issue. A contract is a contract. If your agreement is that you have the option of continuing on a month-to-month at the same leasing price, then that's what it is. But, you need to read the ENTIRE contr…